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An early 19th Century French fruitwood farmhouse table.
The well patinated three plank cleated top above a plain frieze, raised on square section tapering legs. 220 years of great overall colour and patination.
C.1800
H:76 cm W:201 cm D:78 cm
A fantastic coffee table comprising of an early 19th Century French fruitwood dough-bin base with a 19th Century French burr elm quarter panelled door top.
H. 47cm W. 171cm D. 58cm.
Second half 19th Century English oak double octagonal occasional table.
The cock beaded two plank double octagonal top on a well turned support resting on three out swept pointed cabriole legs.
C.1880
George III English Faded Cuban Mahogany Wine Table
The circular single plank tilt-top having beautiful overall aged and faded patina (Resembling walnut) Resting on a well turned column support, joined to three out-swept cabriole legs, terminating on a pointed pad foot. Stunning!
C.1770
H.73cm Dia.80cm
Late 18th Century English Country Oak Circular Top Wine Table
The circular two plank top above a well turned centre support, joined to three out-swept shaped cabriole legs, having a raised central spine.
Note, the unusual timbers used on the turned support and legs is quarter-sawn oak. This gives the fiddle-back grain.
Good overall faded colour and patination.
C.1780
H.72cm Dia.73cm
Late 18th Century English Country Oak Wine Table
The plain ‘well faded’ four plank tilt top above a bold turned column, resting on elegant outswept cabriole legs.
Recently arrived from England and still to be cleaned, glued and waxed.
Circa 1790
H. 69cm Dia. 79cm
An attractive early 19th Century French walnut and fruitwood wine table. The book matched 2 plank top on a gun-barrel turned support on high slanted cabriole legs.
Note: Recently arrived from France, still needs leveling, gluing, waxing etc.
C.1830
H. 69 Dia. 65cm
Mid 19th Century English Country Oak Low Boy, in George II Style
The rectangular moulded two-plank top, above two short, then one long cock-beaded drawers, retaining the original brass-work.
Resting on long cabriole legs, terminating on a round pad foot.
C.1860 In style of 1740
H.70cm
W.81cm
D.50cm
Table in workshop waiting on a good clean and re-waxing.
Stock CRC700
A rare 18th Century English mahogany Chippendale carved triple tier games table.
This rare example opens to become four tables. First of all a rectangular side table, secondly opening to a mahogany tea table, next to be a baize toped card table and again opening to a backgammon/chess table, then a lifting lid for cards and other playing equipment.
Note: The triple fork hinges to the tops and the exceptional original carving over all. This rare example should be a museum piece.
C. 1770
H: 2′ 7″ – 78 cm
W: 2′ 9″ – 84 cm
D: 1′ 5″ – 43 cm
Stock AA1481
Early 19th Century English country fruitwood and ash occasional table.
The rectangular fruitwood top on a well turned support, on three fruitwood downswept legs.
C 1830
H. 2’ 4” – 70 cm
W. 1’ 12” – 58 cm
D. 1’ 6” – 44 cm
A pair of George III style figured oak bedside tables
H:70 cm W: 35 cm D: 35 cm
Stock AA1253
A 19th Century French oak desk or side table.
The three plank knotted top above a plain apron, housing a front central drawer, with the original iron handle. Resting on square tapered legs.
C. 1820
H. 2′ 4″ – 71 cm
W. 3′ 10″ – 117 cm
D. 2′ 5″ – 74 cm
AA2094
An Unusual 19th Century French Chestnut and Oak Dough-Bin/Farmhouse Table
The sliding four plank Chestnut top above a plain lined frieze, resting on square tapered legs.
The knotted grained top, sliding to reveal a shaped storage space.
The weathered finish is well faded.
To be sealed and re-waxed with a clear finish to retain the fade.
C. 1840
H. 77cm
W. 175 cm
D. 75 cm
Extremely rare 18th century French solid yew-wood armoire.
The unusual overall straight lines will allow this distinctive piece to be easily placed into any home.
Once we have completed a few minor repairs in the workshop, not even new waxes need be applied.
As the 250 years of wax build up, merely needs a good buff to bring up a wonderful patina.
H.230cm
W.135cm
D.60cm
One of my favourite recent customers is sizing down. The quality of her furnishings and home interior is vogue magazine worthy, stunning!
I have advised her of what she should keep and what would suit me to handle and how to disperse everything else.
This week we collected this beautiful harlequin set of 10 dining chairs. We have nearly finished, re-gluing, polishing and waxing all.
A rare harlequin set of ten 18th century English country Hepplewhite elm, ash and fruitwood dining chairs. Comprising of 8 chairs and 2 armchairs.
The camel shaped top rails, above fret-carved centre splats, having upholstered drop in seats, resting on square-block and square-tapered legs, joined by rectangular stretchers.
Good overall colour and patination.
C.1790
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Stunning
A Stylish Early 19th Century English Flame Mahogany Regency ‘Lyre Base’ Sofa Table